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Because glass has high hardness, high brittleness, and high light transmittance, it is difficult to process with conventional mechanical tools, which often leads to edge chipping. These characteristics make it necessary for laser engraving to be precisely controlled. The role of the laser controller here is mainly to drive the laser for stable output, while simultaneously coordinating the motion system (X, Y, Z axes) and laser power in real time.
Die cutting is a manufacturing process that uses a shaped tool (a die) to cut, score, perforate, or shape materials into precise parts.
The laser controller is actually one of the most critical factors in laser die cutting, since it governs how precisely, quickly, and cleanly the laser can cut or score the material.
In non-metal laser processing (like wood, acrylic, leather, fabric, paper, glass, etc.), a good laser controller can ensure efficient and stable cutting, engraving, or marking operations, while also guaranteeing the output quality of the product.
How to Choose a High-Quality Galvanometer Laser Controller Board
Amidst the continuous advancements in laser processing technology, the performance of a galvanometer laser controller board, a core component of laser equipment, directly impacts the accuracy, speed, and stability of laser processing.
Visual laser marking combines visual recognition technology with laser marking technology, and today, laser marking remains one of the most widely applied processing methods.Visual laser marking refers to the process of using a laser beam to create marks, text, logos, or codes on the surface of a material.
In the textile manufacturing sector, digital printing technology, with its high resolution, flexible design, and rapid response, has become a vital tool for the fashion industry and functional textile development. However, the limitations of traditional post-cutting processes—including insufficient precision, low efficiency, and poor adaptability to complex patterns—have long hindered the quality improvement and value creation of digitally printed products.
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